Bats in the Belfry Creative Inc. is a freelance graphic design company established in 1999 and located in Ottawa Canada. Brother and sister team Don and Terry specialize in 3d/2d computer animation motion graphics for video, broadcast and the web. They offer a wide variety of graphic services for print and cd design. Take a look at some samples of their work.

Samples from client contracts including the Canadian Space Agency as well as some personal work done for NASA's Apollo Historical website.

Samples from client contracts including a pitch package for the recent Cine Metu documentary on Emily Carr; personal work for the Great Moonbuggy Races in Huntsville Alabama.

Samples from client contracts including television commercials for Zoom Airlines, Museum of Nature, some personal work done for the Canadian Space Summit and the worldwide charity CSTS.

A short video showing some of the work Bats has done over the years. The video is divided into 4 sections and highlights material from broadcasts, promotions, instructional videos and personal projects.

[Bats has a Youtube Channel]

We have placed a number of videos on Youtube. Here you can see a few side projects Don has worked on. Visit here.

[Green Bin Program Video Demo]

Don completed a demo video which illustrates how the City of Ottawa's Green Bin Program works. Click here to watch this video.

[Career Information Fair Video]

Don completed some 3D and compositing on a Public Service video for a Career Information Fair. Working on a contract for ImageTree the project included a green screen shoot, modeling a 3d library set, special effects and compositing all of the elements together. Click here to see how it was put together.

[MLI Institute video]

Don recently collaborated on a video for the MacDonald Laurier Institute. Working with film maker Mick Gzowski and MLI's Managing Director, Brian Lee Crowley, a video was produced which delves into exploring a portion of the institute's acclaimed book "The Canadian Century". Visit here.

[Emily Carr Documentary DVD]

Michael Ostroff's documentary on Emily Carr called "The Winds of Heaven" is now on DVD. The film has been receiving great reviews everywhere it plays. Order here.